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Memory

Infinite organized memory that complements your agent's built-in memory with unlimited categorized storage.

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Infinite organized memory that complements your agent's built-in memory with unlimited categorized storage.

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Requirements

Target platform: OpenClaw
Install method: Manual import
Extraction: Extract archive
Prerequisites: OpenClaw
Primary doc: SKILL.md

Package facts

Download mode: Yavira redirect
Package format: ZIP package
Source platform: Tencent SkillHub
What's included: SKILL.md, memory-template.md, patterns.md, setup.md, troubleshooting.md

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Release facts

Source: Tencent SkillHub
Verification: Indexed source record
Version: 1.0.2

Provenance

Publisher: ivangdavila
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Documentation

ClawHub primary doc Primary doc: SKILL.md 24 sections Open source page

Memory 🧠

Superpowered memory that never forgets. Your agent has basic built-in memory. This skill adds infinite, perfectly organized memory for everything else — parallel and complementary, never conflicting.

How It Works

Built-in Agent Memory This Skill (~/memory/) ┌─────────────────────┐ ┌─────────────────────────────┐ │ MEMORY.md │ │ Infinite categorized storage │ │ memory/ (daily logs)│ + │ Any structure you want │ │ Basic recall │ │ Perfect organization │ └─────────────────────┘ └─────────────────────────────┘ ↓ ↓ Agent basics Everything else (works automatically) (scales infinitely) Not a replacement. Your agent's built-in memory keeps working. This adds a parallel system for unlimited, organized storage.

Setup

On first use, read setup.md to configure the memory system with the user. Key decisions: What categories do they need? Should we sync anything from built-in memory? How do they want to find things?

When to Use

User needs organized long-term storage beyond basic agent memory: detailed project histories, extensive contact networks, decision logs, domain knowledge, collections, or any structured data that grows over time.

Architecture

Memory lives in ~/memory/ — a dedicated folder separate from built-in agent memory. ~/memory/ ├── config.md # System configuration ├── INDEX.md # What's stored, where to find it │ ├── [user-defined]/ # Categories the user needs │ ├── INDEX.md # Category overview │ └── {items}.md # Individual entries │ └── sync/ # Optional: synced from built-in memory └── ... The user defines the categories. Common examples: projects/ — detailed project context people/ — contact network with full context decisions/ — reasoning behind choices knowledge/ — domain expertise, reference material collections/ — books, recipes, anything they collect See memory-template.md for all templates.

Quick Reference

TopicFileFirst-time setupsetup.mdAll templatesmemory-template.mdOrganization patternspatterns.mdProblems & fixestroubleshooting.md

1. Separate from Built-In Memory

This system lives in ~/memory/. Never modify: Agent's MEMORY.md (workspace root) Agent's memory/ folder (if it exists in workspace) Parallel, not replacement. Both systems work together.

2. User Defines Structure

During setup, ask what they want to store. Create categories based on their needs: They say...Create"I have many projects"~/memory/projects/"I meet lots of people"~/memory/people/"I want to track decisions"~/memory/decisions/"I'm learning [topic]"~/memory/knowledge/[topic]/"I collect [things]"~/memory/collections/[things]/ No preset structure. Build what they need.

3. Every Category Has an Index

Each folder gets an INDEX.md that lists contents: # Projects Index | Name | Status | Updated | File | |------|--------|---------|------| | Alpha | Active | 2026-02 | alpha.md | | Beta | Paused | 2026-01 | beta.md | Total: 2 active, 5 archived Indices stay small (<100 entries). When full, split into subcategories.

4. Write Immediately

When user shares important information: Write to appropriate file in ~/memory/ Update the category INDEX.md Then respond Don't wait. Don't batch. Write immediately.

5. Search Then Navigate

To find information: Ask first: "Is this in ~/memory/ or built-in memory?" Search: grep or semantic search in ~/memory/ Navigate: INDEX.md → category → specific file # Quick search grep -r "keyword" ~/memory/ # Navigate cat ~/memory/INDEX.md # What categories exist? cat ~/memory/projects/INDEX.md # What projects? cat ~/memory/projects/alpha.md # Specific project

6. Sync from Built-In (Optional)

If user wants certain info copied from built-in memory: ~/memory/sync/ ├── preferences.md # Synced from built-in └── decisions.md # Synced from built-in Sync is one-way: Built-in → this system. Never modify built-in.

7. Scale by Splitting

When a category grows large: INDEX.md > 100 entries → split into subcategories Create sub-INDEX.md for each subcategory Root INDEX.md points to subcategories ~/memory/projects/ ├── INDEX.md # "See active/, archived/" ├── active/ │ ├── INDEX.md # 30 active projects │ └── ... └── archived/ ├── INDEX.md # 200 archived projects └── ...

What to Store Here (vs Built-In)

Store HERE (~/memory/)Keep in BUILT-INDetailed project historiesCurrent project statusFull contact profilesKey contacts quick-refAll decision reasoningRecent decisionsDomain knowledge basesQuick factsCollections, inventories—Anything that grows largeSummaries Rule: Built-in for quick context. Here for depth and scale.

For Small Memory (<50 files)

# Grep is fast enough grep -r "keyword" ~/memory/

For Large Memory (50+ files)

Navigate via indices: 1. ~/memory/INDEX.md → find category 2. ~/memory/{category}/INDEX.md → find item 3. ~/memory/{category}/{item}.md → read details

For Huge Memory (500+ files)

Use semantic search if available, or hierarchical indices: ~/memory/projects/INDEX.md → "web projects in web/" ~/memory/projects/web/INDEX.md → "alpha project" ~/memory/projects/web/alpha.md → details

Weekly (5 min)

Update INDEX.md files if entries added Archive completed/inactive items

Monthly (15 min)

Review category sizes Split large categories Remove outdated entries

When Memory is Slow

Check INDEX.md sizes (keep <100 lines) Split big categories into subcategories Archive old content

Common Traps

Modifying built-in memory → Never touch agent's MEMORY.md or workspace memory/. This system is parallel. No indices → Without INDEX.md, finding things requires searching all files. Always maintain indices. One giant category → 500 items in one folder is slow. Split into subcategories. Syncing everything → Don't copy all built-in memory. Only sync what needs organization here. Waiting to write → Write immediately when user shares info. Don't batch.

Security & Privacy

Data location: All data in ~/memory/ on user's machine No external services required No network requests This skill does NOT: Access built-in agent memory (only reads if syncing) Send data anywhere Store credentials (never store secrets in memory)

Related Skills

Install with clawhub install <slug> if user confirms: decide - Decision tracking patterns escalate - When to involve humans learn - Adaptive learning

Feedback

If useful: clawhub star memory Stay updated: clawhub sync

Category context

Agent frameworks, memory systems, reasoning layers, and model-native orchestration.

Source: Tencent SkillHub

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Package contents

Included in package

5 Docs

SKILL.md Primary doc
memory-template.md Docs
patterns.md Docs
setup.md Docs
troubleshooting.md Docs